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The regular SharePoint 2013 enterprise license cost and even the 2016 enterprise license cost is around $100/User/Month, so you can reach $10000 if you have 100 people that use this solution.
1 Answer. SharePoint Foundation 2013 is free, as long as you have a legitimate Windows Server underneath (with CALs). You can even use a SQL Server Express database if you wanted, but SQL Server is obviously fine. A lot of customers are using SharePoint Foundation, free of charge.
What license do you need for SharePoint?
For On-Premises, intranet sites are licensed using a Server/CAL (Client Access License) model. SharePoint Server 2019 is required for each running instance of the software, and CALs are required for each person or device accessing a SharePoint Server.
Standard CAL (Client Access License) = $180/License. Enterprise CAL (Client Access License) = $90/License (One-Time Purchase). SharePoint Server License = $5k Per Virtual Machine/Server. Note: A Client means A Single User, which means each user represent 1 CAL. This is the fundamental menu which you can use to calculate your total SharePoint cost.
For $10 per user every month you have all the SharePoint online features as well as it’s just a really comprehensive, amazing solution for you to check out. At $20 per user every month you have SharePoint as well as Office 365, Exchange, Teams, Delve and Yammer.
Do you need user CALs for SharePoint 2013?
The good news is for any users defined as “external” you won’t need to purchase CALs. The bad news…user CALs for internal users went up by 15% with SharePoint 2013. So, for Portal projects you are catching a big break.
SharePoint is by far one of the most impressive solutions for companies all over the world. By acquiring a SharePoint license, you basically get to manage your content faster and easier. You also have the opportunity to increase company results while also avoiding situations when you spend too much.